Active Properties in Greeley
5561 Hidden Springs , Fort Collins CO 80526
Close-In Country Living in Southwest Fort Collins! This exceptional 11.8-acre parcel offers a rare opportunity to build the home you've always dreamed of in a spectacular foothill setting. Choose your ideal building site and take advantage of breathtaking views stretching across the city and plains, along with unforgettable Colorado sunsets. The gently sloping terrain features natural rock outcroppings and a small valley, creating a unique and picturesque landscape with plenty of character. Horses are allowed, and the property is partially fenced along the south and west sides. Enjoy the best of both worlds with easy access to Fromme Prairie, Horsetooth Reservoir and Lory State Park, while remaining just minutes from all that Fort Collins has to offer. A truly special opportunity for close-in country living, space to roam, and a place to create something uniquely your own
2220 Rosemary St, Denver CO 80207
Move in, unpack and start enjoying everything this home and its location have to offer. This beautifully renovated ranch combines thoughtful updates, attractive designer touches and plenty of finished living space, leaving little on your to-do list. Hardwood floors, updated lighting and quartz countertops give the main level a fresh, polished feel. Blackout blinds add comfort in the primary bedroom, and all appliances are just five years old. The full finished basement expands the possibilities with additional living space and a fourth conforming bedroom. Behind the scenes, a new electrical panel adds another important update. Outside, a covered patio and mature trees create a great starting point for enjoying the yard or bringing your own ideas to the landscaping. The oversized 2-car garage has new gutters and leaf guards, with two additional off-street parking spaces and front-yard sprinklers adding everyday convenience. Best of all, when the workday is over, there's plenty to enjoy
945 Klondyke Ave, Nederland CO 80466
945 Klondyke Avenue offers the quintessential Colorado mountain experience in the charming community of Eldora, just minutes from Nederland. This warm and inviting home features a classic mountain aesthetic with knotty pine walls, vaulted wood ceilings, a striking floor-to-ceiling stone fireplace, and abundant windows that bring the surrounding natural beauty indoors. The comfortable living room is designed for gathering, relaxing by the fire, and enjoying the peaceful mountain setting. Thoughtful rustic details, mountain-inspired finishes, and an abundance of natural light create a home that feels both authentic and welcoming. Set in a beautiful mountain neighborhood with easy access to Nederland, Eldora Mountain Resort, hiking, biking, and year-round outdoor recreation, 945 Klondyke is an ideal full-time residence, mountain getaway, or investment opportunity.
1525 Hull St, Fort Collins CO 80526
Beautiful turnkey 2-story end-unit condo close to CSU with a detached garage and direct backyard access! Extensive renovations completed in September 2026 including fresh interior paint, new flooring, appliances, plumbing fixtures, lighting, and much more. The kitchen features all-new stainless-steel appliances, complemented by butcher block countertops, white shaker style cabinetry, a large stainless-steel sink, and a convenient eat-in area. A new sliding glass door provides direct access to the backyard, while a nearby powder room adds convenience. New, durable vinyl flooring runs throughout the main level, complementing the existing kitchen flooring. The inviting living room offers a cozy fireplace, creating a warm and welcoming space to relax. Upstairs, two bedrooms feature new carpet, ceiling fans, and window blinds. The full bathroom has been refreshed with a new tub/shower insert, plumbing fixtures, toilet, and lighting. The finished basement provides additional living space, a
3612 Ridge Rd, Nederland CO 80466
Built for mountain living by legendary local builder Jeff Fruth, this custom home reflects the kind of thoughtful construction that comes from truly knowing the Colorado mountains. Raised in Boulder and a longtime Peak to Peak resident, Fruth designed the home to embrace its setting, from sweeping views across Boulder Canyon to James Peak to abundant natural light, passive solar exposure and a floor plan that works beautifully for everyday life. Set on 1.5+ usable acres with mature Aspens, striking rock outcroppings and plenty of Colorado sunshine, the property feels wonderfully private without putting you miles from everything. Step into the hot tub and take in the view, relax on the deck, or head out for hiking, biking, skiing and exploring with Nederland and Eldora Mountain Resort just minutes away. Inside, vaulted ceilings, skylights, custom built-ins and generous windows bring character throughout the home. The spacious layout includes a dedicated office plus a walkout lower level
1413 Lyons Ln, Erie CO 80516
The Orchard House. Welcome to The Orchard House. On summer evenings in this corner of Flatiron Meadows, a neighbor sets up a driveway concert, the food trucks roll in, and the whole block shows up. On snow days, someone has usually cleared your sidewalk before you've found your boots. Fourth of July block parties, Halloween crowds, a playground and pickleball court right in the neighborhood. This is a street where people know each other. The house has been owned and cared for by its original owners since day one, and it shows. A two-story entry with crown molding opens to a vaulted living room where a three-panel sliding glass wall pours light across the main floor and leads to the covered back patio. The kitchen is built for actual cooking: a large prep island with breakfast bar and a walk-in pantry with storage to spare. A large main-level office sits tucked away from the living spaces, and the finished portion of the lower level adds a second office, with the unfinished side left op
Community of Greeley
Meeker designed Greeley to be an agricultural utopia based on the following principles: Cooperation, Irrigation, Agriculture, Temperance, Faith, Family and Education. Greeley is still a community where residents work hard, watch out for each other, and generously dedicate their time and resources to improving the community.
Greeley is the largest city and the county seat in Weld County. It is a place where the generosity and warmth of its residents fit nicely with our big city amenities and down-home comforts. Greeley continues to grow its downtown, commercial, and industrial districts boasting numerous new restaurants, businesses and corporate company headquarters.
Its thriving economy, comfortable climate (over 300 days of sunshine per year!), panoramic views of the Front Range Rocky Mountains and close proximity to outdoor recreation help Greeley live up to its national designation as an "An All-America City."
Recreation
If you are an exercise fanatic, you’ll find that there is a lot to do in Greeley. Golf (with 2 tournament level public courses and the Greeley Country Club) and tennis (with numerous courts) are popular pastimes as well as over 40 traditional and open space parks, dog parks and 3 disc golf courses. These amenities offer miles of walking, jogging, in-line skating, and other leisure activities including the 21 mile Poudre River Trail and the Sheep Draw Trail, as well as over 90 miles of bike lanes and off street paths. The Family FunPlex, Downtown Recreation Center, the Ice Haus and the Rodarte Center offer community recreational opportunities including climbing walls, racquetball, basketball, volleyball, year-round indoor ice skating and hockey, swimming, an indoor water park, indoor running track and exercise rooms with classes and leagues for all ages.
Beyond Greeley’s borders there’s a wide world of outdoor activity. Just to the east of town lies the beautiful and unique Pawnee National Grassland and to the west are Roosevelt and other national forests, wilderness areas, and Rocky Mountain National Park, the ultimate playgrounds for the outdoorsman and outdoorswoman.
If you're more interested in sports as a spectator than as a participant, UNC is a Division I mid-major college powerhouse. And Denver, with its plethora of professional sports teams (including the Broncos, Colorado Avalanche, Denver Nuggets, Colorado Rapids and Colorado Rockies) is only an hour away. Closer yet are the Colorado Eagles, a minor league hockey team. At Greeley’s year-round indoor ice arena, the Greeley Ice Haus, you can watch college level play or participate in youth and adult leagues yourself.
Culturally, Greeley is light years ahead of similarly sized cities for two reasons. First, the University of Northern Colorado has a superior, nationally recognized Performance Arts department. The second is Greeley's Union Colony Civic Center state of the art 1665 seat theater, which hosts a variety of stage productions, music, ballet, and national acts. It is also home to the Greeley Philharmonic Orchestra and the Greeley Chorale. The Greeley Philharmonic is one of the oldest orchestras in the west having celebrated its 104th anniversary in 2015.
Education
The University of Northern Colorado is known for its strong Business, Education, Nursing and Performing and Visual Arts programs. Over 12,500 students are enrolled here. The main campus of Aims Community College (www.aims.edu) is also located in Greeley offering programs and degrees in health and fire science, aviation and energy, just to name a few.
School District 6 offers residents of Greeley and Evans multiple educational options for their children in award winning programs for academic success and career track preparation. The teacher to student ratio is 24:1 and average ACT scores are 21.1. Private, charter and magnet schools are all part of the outstanding K-12 educational mix.
Collaboration between The City of Greeley and local schools has created the GTown Promise to help students get the additional help and financial assistance they need to attend college and to become successful adults. The program includes career planning support, local internships and mentoring, leadership development, opportunities to participate in after-school and extra-curricular activities, as well as funding for post-secondary education.
Health Care
North Colorado Medical Center sits conveniently in the center of town and provides excellent, full-service healthcare for Greeley residents. As a Level II Trauma Center complete with MedEvac (a regional air-medical transport service) NCMC is at the forefront of Northern Colorado’s regional healthcare. Additional clinics (emergency and other) are plentiful offering convenience and a wide selection of physicians including specialists in a number of health care fields. This Regional hospital was ranked in 2015 as one of the nation’s top 50 hospitals (Healthgrades)
Employment
Major employers in Greeley include JBS USA, Banner Health/North Colorado Medical Center, Noble Energy, DCP Midstream, Hensel Phelps, Leprino Foods, the University of Northern Colorado, State Farm Insurance, Xerox Business Services, and TeleTech.
If creating and managing your own business is your dream, then you’ll find UNC’s Small Business Development Center and recently created BizHub Incubator to be the perfect place to start on your path to entrepreneurial success.
Festivals
Greeley welcomes world class rodeo to town for the Greeley Stampede. Entertainment is a big part of the Stampede featuring top national performers every year. PRCA Pro Rodeo takes place at the Grand Stand. Greeley Arts Picnic takes place in Lincoln Park. Noco Brew Fest takes place at Island Grove Regional Park. 2022 WeldWerks Invitational is on Saturday June 25th from 11-7pm at the Double Tree by Hilton in Greeley at Lincoln Park where you can sample over 120 beers from 47 of the best breweries, 100% of the proceeds will benefit the WeldWerks Community Foundation a 501© nonprofit which provides grants and resources to local charities and non-profits. The annual UNC/Greeley Jazz Festival, the Greeley Blues Jam, the Arts Picnic, the Colorado Model Railroad Museum and Centennial Village living history museum are some of the city’s other major attractions.
Stats
Population: (as of 2015) 101,000
Elevation: 4,658 ft. Climate: 300 days of sunshine per year and 14 inches of precipitation.
Geography: 60 miles north of Denver, 50 miles south of Cheyenne, Wyoming.
Churches: Numerous congregations serving every denomination.
Median family income: $58,611
National Ranking: National Ranking: Milken Institute’s Best Performing Cities 2014 – Greeley MSA ranked 14th in the nation (large city category).